Love this place! My wife and I come up from Atlanta just to see what's new in their gallery…read more Plenty of imaginative ,art and sculpture. Great values on original art!

We loved this gallery while visiting family/in-laws for a couple days. It was a short walk from the…read morethen exceptional Reed House where we stayed. Keeley was a charming hostess for us while we walked around. Very diverse and eclectic mix of modern, mixed media, objet trouve/found art, etc.

Know many of the artist there. They are the real deal. Great place to not only enjoy viewing local…read moreart but to talk with the actual artist. In-Town is run by actual local artist! Great location downtown's Northshore. You can visit In-Town plus several other nearby shops and even places to eat. A true Chattanooga experience!

I love places like this, art galleries / art co-ops, but unfortunately I only seem to find them…read morewhen I travel, sometimes in the most unexpected places. (NYC, c'mon!!!) This was a wonderful little place, with many local artists represented in all kinds of media: paintings, sculptures, watercolors, drawings, glass, pottery, even small pieces of furniture. The staff, volunteers, were friendly and appreciative. The prices were, on the whole, eye-poppingly reasonable and fair. I look forward to visiting again someday.

Such a beautiful place! The Bluff View Art District is located in a historic neighborhood of…read moreChattanooga, TN, and is noted to be dedicated to the horticultural, visual, and culinary arts. We loved seeing the beautiful architecture of the older buildings, some of which had an old European feel. The old Bluff View Bakery building looked like something magical you may have seen cross the screen of a Harry Potter film. This district was a lovely way to spend an afternoon strolling around the downtown area with our small dog. It has restaurants, cafes, mezzanines, patios, beautiful winding paths, and views of the Tennessee River. This is a more relaxed area of downtown Chattanooga for sure. Depending on when you visit, parking can be limited and difficult to find. Free parking is offered for customers and can be found throughout the district on High St., East Second St. and Spring St. Parking is also available in the middle of the district between Rembrandt's Coffee House and Tony's Pasta Shop. Additional parking can be found at the southern end of the district behind the Bluff View Bakery. In all, visit the Bluff View Art District - you won't regret it!

So lovely! Don't miss it. I think it's the best part of Chattanooga. Park the car and just wander…read more If you see water or the end of a street, just walk to it and you'll discover hidden art, sculptures, beautiful walkways, short staircases...you might even see bakers doing their magic in the pastry kitchen. Stop at Rembrandts coffee and sit/ relax under the trellis. Head over to the art museum area and see more sculptures there. Admire the architecture of 3 buildings of the museum. Keep walking and you'll head towards a pedestrian bridge. Keep going, explore and marvel!

Awesome place for custom framing, seeing the works of local artists and everything related to…read morestained glass, including classes.

We recently had six pieces framed. The staff was fantastic with excellent vision for what would…read morelook best. The work was done well and quicker than we were quoted. I would strongly recommend them for framing work.

I stopped by here the other day. I had to park in the back but there is a back door entrance. I…read morewas met by a man who does frame work around pictures and paintings. He was working in the back while I looked in the store and browsed. Anyway, he is very talented as he does most of the work you bring him. You can actually see some finished work just to the right when you come in that locals have brought him to do some framing. I noticed there are some art work for sale of local tourist points like the bridges down town Chattanooga and etc. Also, he showed me work from local artists on display. You can take your pictures or oil paintings here and they will put them in a frame for you. There is also a pottery store next door but they were closed at the time I was visiting this art gallery. Furthermore, you can get your art supplies here like paint brushes and so forth.

I was excited to visit River Gallery in Chattanooga and was initially welcomed in with my infant to…read moreappreciate the art. However, my baby started crying and I immediately took her outside to avoid disturbing other guests. As I was leaving, I overheard an employee patronizing us to another guest. This experience was incredibly disappointing and made me feel unwelcome. River Gallery is clearly not family-friendly. It's a shame, because the art is beautiful, but I won't be returning and do not think anyone who thinks it'll be a nice family outing should as well

Visited this wonderful art gallery with my girlfriend today. We were greeted warmly by the staff,…read morewho took time to explained details of the artist exhibita on display and also the history of the gallery. The gallery is very intimate but full of beautiful art work by multiple artist. If you are visiting chattanooga tn, make sure you treat yourself and visit the art district and particularly the river gallery.